San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-04


recently discovered.
Tickets to Denver are on sale at the
Missouri Pacific ticket office at one iare
for the round trip to enable cattlemen 10
attend the international Range assooia-
tion meeting
The bid for the protection Of archi-
tects Of the State association, has been
presented to the senate by Senator Bur
ney. A. Wahrenberger, fSan Antonio,
is one Of the trainers OF the Dill.
Mrs. No Ginty is not the sister OF
Theodore Yates, charged with the m ur-
der OF Geo Page. His sister, Miss Ennie
Yates, is residing with Mrs. McGinty.
MIR. Frank Decker, conductor on the
east end Of the San Antonio and FL Paso
division of the Southern Pacific, was
formerly night clerk Of the Pierson ho-
tel, FL PasO.
Turner Hook and Ladder company
will have called meeting next We'd
nesday night, and drill. The meeting
Is to determine what shall be done 10
celebrate Washington's birthday.
Miss Lizzie Snow, cousin OF E. l..
Warburton, of this city, has been mar
ried In New York to Thomas Rowland
Barton.
-DlTttt Wblb hOt on PiNht''e'
today on the corners and In front OF the
courthouse. A barr00m stove was
more comfortable.
Dripping awnings are nuisance.
They should be fixed to drain over the
curbing, not In the middle OF the side
walk, down the backs Of pedestrians.
The probable cause Of the early dis
solution of the Texas railway passenger
pool, Ia the effect of the Interstate COM
MERGE bill.
Ed. Stoves, to Traders natiOnsl bank,
for $2l, part Of division wall between
their buildings, is a real estate transfer
filed today.
MIR. J. w. Hsnnig has purchased
the ranch OF Captain Sid. futile, OF
Frio county. Ii embraces 10000 acres,
| very choice tract, and the price 10
IS per acre.
Mr.. Albert Frederick, for some years
barman at the Southern hotel bar. will
shortly open up fine saloon OF his own,
in the Victor BeZs building. on Dolorosa
street, opposite the Southern hetel.
City Treasurer F. Herff, ir, will pay
Saturday, February, ., Isl. School
teachers IL to II a. IN; Police. 2 o3;
health and lire departmr Mt, 3 10 A; street
commissioner department and Others, 4
to $50.
Remember Joske Bros. are selling
ont on account of removal, and therefore
offer, flannels, blankets, cOmforters, I'M
derwear and all wooden goods at and be-
low cost. 2-4-4t
james Searcy, COL, who was fined
Yesterday for carrying razor and for
being drunk and disorderly, is wanted
for burglary in New Braunfels. and
constable came up yesterday and took
him over to New Braunfels on the after
noon train.
People who have visited Austin
from this city, say that Notwithstanding
the session of the Legislature and the
many visitors there, more people are
seen on the streets Of San Antonio in
half an hour than 10 Austin all day.
Senator B1rney presented the pro-
test of San Antonio insurance agents
and citizens to the anti-pool bill yester-
day. Every city in Texas with insur
ance agents, is sending in similar pro-
tests.
Fifteen of the names that are ap-
pended to Joe Meney's petition to run
for alderman, ornament the same dOcu-
ment addressed TO his opponent Mr..
James H. Smye. This is peculiar, but
the ways of petitions are mysterious.
VIM. Dalton, the stOckman whom
Mexican guard shot TO death in Ell Paso,
has brother in Cincinnati, and Mana
ger Newton, of San Antonio Western
Union telegraph office, has telegraphed
him the sad news.
The Helvetia society gave cordial
reception at Bosshards' saloon last night
to Mr. G. Nafger, a member of the Dali
las Singing society. TOasts were given,
the flowing bowl passed round and old
songs were sang.
H. X. Pawly has been awarded the
contract TO erect the brick residence for
Mr.. VIM. Neumann, TO cost 81, 5SS. AS
soon as the house is finished William
will be married to young lady of the
old fourth ward.
Mr.. Ernest Rische, manager OF the
Grand opera house, has subscribed $50
towards the building fund OF the First
Baptist church, besides making them
very liberal concessions for the use of
the Grand for their tableauX on the 18th.
MIR. Frank Leitner, drummer for the
Lone star brewery, has gone to Fred
Ks u
he returns Charley Beokman will be
married.
Miss Ella Marohant has Issued invi-
tatiOns TO her friends, for a reception to
be given at her fathers residence on
Garden street, tomorrow, Saturday,
night.
An hOstler, named by brevet, Red"
was stabbed last night with pocket
knife IN the hands OF a savage Mexican.
He was only slightly wounded, how
ever.
Mr.. Otto w. Zeuhl. station agent of
the Southern Pacific, at LacOste station,
was married in this city yesterday morn
ing to Miss kugenia B. Hay, of HOus-
ton. The happy couple left yesterday
evening for LacOste.
-Messrs. Shields, Newton. Green,
Hummel, MieklejOhn and Brady re-
turned IN hurry yesterday afternoon
from their shooting party, the sudden
weather having frozen all the sport out
OF tnem. They say they bagged rs
quail.
Alderman Mackey's agent, who has
been looking up the property of j. +.
Burns, in FriO county, returned last
night and reports that at the time Burns
executed the note TO Alderman Mackey,
he didn't have spoon to stir his coffee.
Mr.. A. Santleben, who has been Sc
riOusly Ill for some weeks, Is improving,
but Mrs. Santleben is now i'll. Mr.. Ed.
FrObOese. Sr partner of Mr.. Santleben,
is well and is attending to the business
of the firm, In his usual jolly style.